Efecto del desempeño ambiental sobre el riesgo de mercado en países emergentes: Caso de Brasil, Chile y México

Alicia Fernanda Galindo Manrique

doi:10.29105/rinn14.28-2

Authors

Alicia Fernanda Galindo Manrique Tecnológico de Monterrey

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29105/rinn14.28-2

Keywords:

emerging countries, environmental performance, market risk, resource allocation

Abstract

The production of wealth through industrial development and resource scarcity has let the adoption of environmental prevention practices by companies. The link between environmental performance and market response improving the strategic resource allocation and lowering operational risks, has become in one of the most relevant issues for academics and shareholders.
The aim of this paper is to present the theoretical framework of the environmental performance and market risk in emerging countries, with the purpose to answer the research question: Which is the theoretical framework that support the link between these factors? Particularly, we focused this research in Brazil, Chile and Mexico, counties in economic expansion. At the end of this work we expose the conclusions presenting the principals business trends that are affected by this relationship.

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